Getting started structuring your Real Estate Investment Portfolio

Whether you're a first time investor, or a seasoned investor, we will go through some of the most basic concepts of structuring your investment portfolio and outline some of the more advanced taxation concepts all investors should be aware of if they plan on growing a large real estate portfolio.

The saying is true, "There are two things you can't avoid in life, death and taxes". Tax is something you can't avoid, but you can plan for it and use taxation law to your advantage in order to optimize the return of your real estate portfolio. As time passes, government regulation continues to close more tax loopholes which have bridged gaps in personal and corporate taxation strategies in order to create a more balanced taxation system regardless of the income source.

Getting Started:

For the information provided we will assume that you're looking to build a long term property portfolio which is comprised of multiple property holdings and potentially other investment assets.

You might already have a few investment properties in a holding company making a healthy rental income. If you're not taking those profits, you might be thinking about expanding into other investments to help diversity your overall investment portfolio.

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